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    #407524

    This one should be simple enough but… How do I change text in a field from all upper case to mixed (proper) case?

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    • #853060

      In a query use :
      StrConv(YourField,3)

      • #872855

        Thanks for the code; worked perfectly. Where would you find a listing of all these codes?

        • #872957

          In the help file or in a good book on access.
          If you do a search on book, you’ll find a lot of posts with titles.

        • #872958

          In the help file or in a good book on access.
          If you do a search on book, you’ll find a lot of posts with titles.

      • #872856

        Thanks for the code; worked perfectly. Where would you find a listing of all these codes?

      • #873371

        Does this work in a text box as well or might I ask what does do the same in text box.

        • #873401

          To use this in for a textbox, you should use this code in the afterupdate of the textbox:

          Private Sub MyTextbox_AfterUpdate()
          Me.Textbox = StrConv(Me.Textbox, vbProperCase)
          End Sub
        • #873402

          To use this in for a textbox, you should use this code in the afterupdate of the textbox:

          Private Sub MyTextbox_AfterUpdate()
          Me.Textbox = StrConv(Me.Textbox, vbProperCase)
          End Sub
      • #873372

        Does this work in a text box as well or might I ask what does do the same in text box.

    • #853061

      In a query use :
      StrConv(YourField,3)

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